Robin Knoche is transferring from 1. FC Nürnberg to league rival Arminia Bielefeld with immediate effect. The separation occurred by mutual consent, according to the club's announcement. Knoche said that after the discussions with those in charge, it quickly became clear to him that he wanted to follow the path outlined and contribute to achieving the goals.

Robin Knoche is leaving 1. FC Nürnberg in the winter to join Arminia Bielefeld. Michael Mutzel, Arminia Bielefeld's sporting director, stated that they were able to sign a player with great experience and clear leadership qualities. Mutzel is convinced that Knoche will become an important part of their team, give their defense even more stability, and help them immediately. The sporting director added that from the very first conversation, Knoche showed a very positive energy and anticipation for their upcoming tasks.

According to 'Sky', 1. FC Nürnberg captain Robin Knoche is in advanced negotiations with 2. Bundesliga competitor Arminia Bielefeld. The pay-TV broadcaster has not released any information about the terms of the potential deal. The 33-year-old German Centre-Back could replace Joel Felix at Arminia, as Felix is expected to be out for a period of time with an injury. This potential move comes after a period where Knoche has had reduced playing time at Nürnberg, having made only four starts this season. Knoche joined the club in July 2024, and his contract is valid until June 2026. He has made 11 league appearances and scored one goal this season. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value at €500k.